Mumbai, India: Actor Sunny Hinduja, known for his captivating performances in web series like “Aspirants” and “The Railway Men”, is gearing up for a thrilling new chapter in his career. He is set to make his Malayalam film debut in the upcoming comedy-fantasy film “Hello Mummy”, slated to begin filming in the first week of March in Kochi.
Expanding Horizons:
This move marks a significant milestone for Hinduja, showcasing his desire to explore diverse cinematic landscapes. He aspires to not only delve into different genres but also broaden his reach across regional languages within India, eventually venturing into international cinema.
Drawn by Content and Collaboration:
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While details about the film remain under wraps, Hinduja expresses his excitement, particularly highlighting the human connection that led him to the project. He states, “Interestingly, the director of my debut Malayalam film reached out to me with genuine affection, which touched my heart.” He emphasizes that his selection process extends beyond just the script, valuing the collaborative spirit and passion behind the project.
Embracing the Challenge:
Hinduja acknowledges the language barrier but remains undeterred. He sees it as a surmountable challenge, especially considering his limited dialogue in Malayalam. He further reveals that the film’s compelling script and the opportunity to collaborate with renowned actors like Aishwarya Lekshmi and Sharaf U Dheen were key factors in his decision to accept the role.
A Growing Trend:
Hinduja’s foray into Malayalam cinema reflects a growing trend of Bollywood actors seeking opportunities in South Indian film industries. This trend highlights the evolving landscape of Indian cinema, witnessing an increasing synergy and collaboration between regional and national film sectors.
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A Glimpse into the Future:
“Hello Mummy” is directed by Vaishakh Elans and written by Sanjo Joseph. With Sunny Hinduja’s dedication and the combined talents of the cast and crew, the film promises an exciting and entertaining experience for audiences. This project also paves the way for further cross-cultural collaborations within the Indian film industry, enriching the cinematic tapestry of the nation.
